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There’s a lot to get excited about in the next few years. Research at the Department of Energy’s National Laboratories is poised to transform science and energy. Click through the photo gallery to see how.

Electric cars are more popular than ever. Earlier this month, drivers shared why they love these sustainable vehicles.

Learn more about the Department of Energy's plan for operating in the event of a lapse of appropriations.

If the power goes out, will you be ready? We've got some preparedness tips to make sure you are.

Find out how the National Network for Manufacturing Innovation institutes are advancing America's clean energy economy.

Yesterday, Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz and Indian Minister of State with Independent Charge for Power, Coal, and New and Renewable Energy Piyush Goyal co-chaired the U.S.-India Energy Dialogue here in Washington, DC. Their discussions focused on our mutual goals for combatting climate change, ensuring energy security, and fostering economic growth.

Share your electric vehicle story, photos and videos using #ILoveEVs and join us for a Facebook chat on Friday September 18 at 2 p.m. ET.

Learn how clean energy manufacturing is changing the kinds of products we make and how they are built.

The Department of Energy releases the second Quadrennial Technology Review (QTR), exploring the current state of technologies and R&D in key energy sectors.

Learn how our SunShot Initiative supports the president's climate change priorities by advancing solar energy.

Meet some of the inspiring Solar Decathlon alumni who have gone on to pursue careers in clean energy and sustainable housing.

Camas School District in Washington becomes the first school district to reach Better Buildings Challenge goals.

Meet the collegiate teams behind the amazing solar-powered sustainable homes of Solar Decathlon 2015.

The largest fuel cell forklift fleet in the world is now being powered with hydrogen produced on-site from biomethane gas at a nearby landfill.

The Energy Department & the National Labs are partnering with the My Brother's Keeper Initiative to inspire young people to pursue science, engineering, technology and math or STEM fields.

The Energy Department is tapping into Science On a Sphere -- a new tool developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- to display renewable energy visualizations at museums and science technology centers worldwide.

The Department of Energy is participating in the seventh annual Feds Feed Families Campaign, which runs through October 2.

We chatted with one of the Energy Department's leading molecular biologists, Dr. Amanda Barry, who is working to create biofuels from algae at Los Alamos National Laboratory.

How much do you know about wind energy? Test your knowledge with our wind power quiz!

It's August, which means students and teachers are getting ready to head back to school -- and some teachers are going back armed with a better understanding of renewable energy to pass on to the next generation of energy leaders!

Algae shows great potential as a homegrown and renewable fuel source. Here's why it will be a big part of our nation’s energy mix sooner than you might expect.

Check out the photo gallery to see some of the most notable contributions by our National Labs to science, energy and national security.

Join us for Stop Two of the Labs Road Show. All week we'll be highlighting the most notable contributions National Labs have made to science, energy and national security.

Each year, we honor outstanding mid-career scientists whose greatest accomplishments lie ahead. Scroll through the photo gallery to learn about them, and read about the scientist whose career inspired this award.

Learn about some of the key milestones in one of the most important inventions of modern times -- air conditioning.